- An
almshouse (also
known as a bede-house, poorhouse, or hospital) is
charitable housing provided to
people in a
particular community,
especially during...
- Yale
University Press. p. 161. ISBN 978-0300104424. "Merchant Venturers'
Almhouse".
Victoria County History.
Retrieved 8
August 2016. Burrough, THB (1970)...
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Trinity Homes, also
known as Bailey's
Almhouses, are
almshouses in Acre Lane, Brixton,
London SW2. They were
built in 1822, with an
additional building...
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Trinity Green Almshouses (formerly
Trinity Hospital) are a
series of
Grade I
listed almshouses on Mile End Road in
Whitechapel in London. They were originally...
- Badrinath: 5
Dharmashalas and
eight charity buildings Jagnath (Puri): A temple,
Almhouse and
garden land Here we see the
various charities of Devi
Ahilyabai extending...
-
Grade II-listed
building at 109
Lower Dock Street.
Burton Almshouses –
almhouses,
located on
Friars Road, and
Victoria Almshouses, Stow Hill,
built 1900...
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housing for the elderly. 220
Blackfriars Road,
London - office,
retail and
almhouse development with
Southwark Charities.
Nigel Fleming is the
Managing Director...
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American and
pauper burial ground near
historic Gun
House Pond
Street Almhouse Pauper burials around 1726
Cloutman Farm
Burials near
Cloutman Farmhouse...
- the
Reverend Ainsley Swift. The
Jesus Hospital is a red-brick
group of
almhouses,
founded in 1609 by
William Goddard to
house thirty-four of the aged poor...
- IT", On the almshouses: "WE
GREATLY NEED AT
LEAST £5000 TO
ENDOW THE
ALMHOUSES, AND
PLACE THE
INSTITUTION UPON A
PROPER FOOTING.
Already C. H. Spurgeon...
